Email, calendars, task management, and automation (7.9K skills)
Review recent unread Gmail messages and sort them into urgent, reply soon, waiting, and FYI groups. Each entry includes a reason and suggested next action, with reply drafts created only when requested.
Manage Gmail through gog, a command-line tool, to search messages, prepare drafts, reply, organize labels, and download attachments. Explicit account selection and read-only options help control which mailbox is accessed and changed.
Manage Google Contacts through gog, a command-line tool, to search, create, update, or delete contact records. Find possible duplicates, merge them when needed, process contacts in batches, and export them as vCard files.
Prepare for Google Calendar meetings by reviewing event details and authorized linked files. Get a brief covering objectives, participants, context, decisions, open questions, and a five-minute preparation checklist.
Work with Google Chat direct messages, messages, spaces, and threads through gog. The skill guides account selection, command discovery, and checks before changes, with structured JSON output for agent use.
Find Gmail messages with attachments, check file names and sizes, and download the selected files through gog. Then archive them in a confirmed Google Drive folder and verify the uploaded files.
Manage Google Tasks through gog: view task lists, add or update tasks, mark work complete, and remove entries. The workflow includes explicit account selection and checks before changes.
Use gog to list the Google Groups you belong to and view a group's members. The skill guides agents to select an account explicitly and retrieve results in JSON, with read-only options available.
Create a read-only weekly digest from Google Calendar, Gmail, and Tasks using gog. Summarize milestones, upcoming commitments, overdue tasks, unanswered actionable emails, and scheduling risks, with links to source records when available.
Work with Google Keep notes through gog to list, search, retrieve, create, or delete notes. You can also download attachments, making the skill useful for finding saved information and adding new notes through an agent.
Look up Google user profiles and search the Workspace directory through gog. Retrieve your own profile, a profile by ID, or user relationship information, with JSON output available for further processing.
Guides an agent in choosing and invoking relevant skills before responding or acting. It defines workflow priorities, points to environment-specific references, and distinguishes reference skills that should load only when explicitly requested.
Run a YAML workflow, a file defining tasks and roles, using the AI in the current session. Resolve inputs and step dependencies, carry out each role's work, and save individual outputs and the final result.
Run long commands in the background, check their progress and output, wait for completion, or stop them. List jobs by status and inspect exit results to understand how each command finished.
Check kanban boards, which organize tasks into columns, and retrieve task lists filtered by status, assistant, or board. Use the returned data to see task counts and review work in progress.
Plan an agent's handover to a fresh successor before its context fills up. Prepare transfer materials, preserve the role's address, record tenure history, and explicitly transfer recurring duties and authority while keeping a way to consult retained predecessors.
Plan how agents retain active work across conversation compaction, context loss, and restarts. Organize restoration packets that preserve purpose, progress, ownership, and constraints, distinguish resume from fork or rebuild, and check whether work actually resumes correctly.
Helps decide whether to handle a task directly, create a subagent, or route it to an agent already familiar with the work. The choice depends on required background knowledge and whether plausible but incorrect results can be checked.
Help a long-running agent reconnect with the intended product outcome after context compaction or a major work transition. Trace the current work hierarchy and read relevant source files to rebuild grounding before the next consequential action.
Hand off OpenRig work through persistent queue items that record the next owner, blockers, and closure reasons. The skill covers notifying recipients, escalating to a human, and keeping supporting evidence accessible across interruptions and missed messages.
Classify agent work as ready to continue, needing human judgment, or intentionally paused. Structure decision requests with evidence, a recommended choice, and clear outcomes, then connect the recorded decision to the next responsible agent.
Guides agents through sending human decision requests and updates using registered recipients. It covers concise briefs, delivery checks, duplicate prevention, and linking replies to the correct work so that delivery receipts are kept distinct from human decisions.
Find and load the appropriate skill for an agent working inside OpenRig. This index maps situations such as recovery, handover, debugging, and planning to relevant guidance, with commands that retrieve content matching the installed CLI.
Coordinate work across an OpenRig agent team with clear assignments, attached context, completion criteria, and selected review checkpoints. Track queue status, identify blocked or idle owners, and resolve handoff gaps while leaving implementation with the assigned agents.